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Turtle Cannery Museum - Key West (FL)

Address: 🏡 200 Margaret St, Key West, FL 33040

Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJdwteGsC20YgR9fraUuRZus0

Where is Turtle Cannery Museum 🏡?
200 Margaret St, Key West, FL 33040
What is the phone number Turtle Cannery Museum 📱?
(305) 294-0209
What Clients Are Saying about Turtle Cannery Museum (on GG)

5 /5 Diana Chira: We explored the area and found this really nice museum! Worth a walk to see whats inside and get some memorabilia!

5 /5 Castiglione Maxwell “Max”: Very informative and interesting museum. While small it is packed with information and even fun activities for the kids. We walked in right before they closed and were welcomed and allowed to view the entire exhibit. Its a quick stop but we learned a lot about the history of turtles and why we need to rescue these beautiful creatures.

5 /5 Josh Alecci: Pretty cool historical place right on the edge of the docks.

5 /5 Bekah Wright: After a week of looking for a penny press machine, I was able to find one here. Fellow penny collectors, bring your 51 cents here!

5 /5 Jan Sandberg: Small space, lots of info, great staff. Dont miss.
Convenient Location
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